Sydney: Paceman Mitchell Starc has warned Australian competitors not to read too much into the poor form of a recent team, said the troops now gathered in the United Arab Emirates only prepared the Twenty20 World Cup.
Australia has lost 16 of the last 24 international twenty20 they will return to the beginning of 2020, but Starc said there was a good reason for the disappointing results.
“For the past three years, we do not always have our full power twenty20 team,” he told reporters from Abu Dhabi.
“Now we have everyone available.
We look forward to being stuck and hopefully showing the class we have.” We have set out to win the World Cup, we don’t want anything less.
“The Australian form has been very bad in the shortest format this year, with only two wins from 10 matches on the West Indies tour and Bangladesh.” We have some really young, inexperienced players and some young people …
Thrown to the ends Very fast, “Starc explained.” Yes, not our best tour, but obviously now we have our full strength team, friends come (Premier League India) in a very good form, it’s up to us now.
“Australia has been withdrawn at Super 12 Group 1 with West Indies, England, South Africa, and two qualifications.
With only five matches in the group and only two top forward to the semi-finals, Australia needs to be about their steps in the opening tournament against their proteas against Proteas in Abu Dhabi on Saturday Home, Starc added.
“You almost have to play some of your best crickets from Get-Go,” he said.
“It’s important for us to play well against South Africa and MU After taking it through a tournament.
“It’s no secret that we haven’t won the T20 World Cup, so I hope hopefully it is part of our first.
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